exhaust valves

[Kurt]

Anyone have a source for exhaust valves? Mine are beyond grinding.
Anything out there that is close that I could machine?
Thanks
David

[shdunnnm]

--- In 2cylinderhondas@yahoogroups.com, "cranium_richard"
wrote:

> Anyone have a source for exhaust valves? Mine are beyond grinding.
> Anything out there that is close that I could machine?
> Thanks
> David David,

Majestic Honda has these listed on their website as in stock for
$39.43 each. Why don't you give them a call? Their contact info is:
http://www.hondaautomotivepart.com
hondaparts@...
Telephone: 1.XXX-XXX-XXXX
Fax: XXX-XXX-XXXX
I shop at their online store for parts for all my Hondas because they
offer wholesale prices.
Matt

[Kurt]

Are the exhaust valves made of the same material as the intake valves?
I am thinking of grinding an intake valve down to the dimentions of
an exhaust valve. The exhaust valves see greater heating, thus the
question.
David

[robertnoll97]

-----Original Message-----
From:
cranium_richard [mailto:Gisnar@...]
Sent:
Sunday, December 12, 2004 9:52 AM
To:
2cylinderhondas@yahoogroups.com
Subject:
[2cylinderhondas] exhaust valves: Try Stellite
You may want to check out Deloro Stellite exhaust valves.
They outlast
SS exhaust valves: about 500% greater wear characteristics. The patented
Deloro Stellite process is applied as a coating. It may be possible to apply Stellite coating to you machined intake Valve, though personally I would not. In applications where SS exhaust valves begin to fail at 20-25k miles, Stellite coated valves are still going strong under severe conditions at 100-125k miles for me.
Regards,
Zman
snip>… I am thinking of grinding an intake valve down to the dimentions of
an exhaust valve. The exhaust valves see greater heating …

[Kurt]

If I have some valves made is anyone interested in also getting
some.Should not be a problem to make more than two. E-mail me off
list if interested. Do not know price yet.
David
Gisnar@...